Hotels With Parking in Vestland, Norway

For a tourist without car, it is in excellent location, 7 minutes to railway station to/from airport on foot with luggage n railway ticket just cost nok44 , walking distance to cable station to Floyen mount or Bergenhus or Ferry pier and shops. I reserved a small room but got a room of good size with windows and sofa. There are supporting staff in reception always and they can help me for my enquiries. They can provide electrical kettle at request. Coffee is free in lobby. Breakfast is also good , simple with good choices. I will reserve it if I will visit Bergen again.

The hotel is located in the old town, about 900 meters from Bryggen. It doesn't have its own parking, and I was charged over 250 local currency for one night's street parking. Breakfast was just okay.

The hotel's location is excellent, and the environment and atmosphere are beautiful. This 100-year-old hotel, originally built by the British, still retains its English country style. The rooms are relatively small, and the facilities aren't the newest, so there are no USB ports – you'll need to bring your own adapter. Like most European hotels, there are no slippers, toothbrushes, or toothpaste, so be sure to pack those. Breakfast is good, with various salmon options. The rooms are on the smaller side, so it might be a bit tight if you have a lot of luggage.

Hotel gave us a complimentary upgrade after knowing we were travelling for honeymoon! They also provided complimentary champagne and macarons, definitely a nice gesture! Room was very spacious and clean, we love it!

Wonderful hotel, centrally located, staff very helpful. Clean and comfortable . Included meals , breakfast, afternoon tea and dinnner are outstanding value. Heaps of choices and sufficient quantities. Highly recommend. Gave a 4 for amenities, only because the conditioner needed to be refilled and the sauna was not accessible the day I was there, very minor issues.

Since I wanted a physical room card, I checked in at another Magic Hotel branch. Maybe the occupancy rate was not high, so I was directly upgraded to another Magic Hotel branch for free. The other branch had a bigger room, included breakfast and was closer to the tourist area, very happy with it and really appreciated the upgrade.

We had a wonderful stay at Scandic Ørnen and were very impressed with the service. We were able to check in early without any problems, which was especially convenient after our journey. Later, some friends joined us for a sailing trip, and even though we had already checked out, the hotel kindly provided us with a separate room where we could store all our luggage for our group of nine people. This was incredibly helpful and very much appreciated! The hotel is conveniently located close to the city centre, yet it is quiet and peaceful. Everything was clean and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Another big advantage is the easy access from the airport: the airport bus stops right by the hotel, so you simply cross the road and you are there. We would definitely stay at Scandic Ørnen again and highly recommend it!

The hotel has a great location, right near the pier. Although the exterior is European-style architecture, the rooms are modern and simple. The rooms are spacious enough to easily accommodate two large suitcases. Room cleaning was very prompt. The restaurant is indeed beautiful, and the breakfast is quite plentiful. The staff are all warm and attentive. Parking was done in the hotel's recommended parking lot for over 47 hours, costing 467 kronor. I don't know about any discounts, just for your reference.

Centrally located, this is an average hotel. It's not that the service is bad, but as a hotel in a tourist city, some practices felt uncomfortable. For example, check-in is at 4 PM, but if you arrive before 4 PM and there are available rooms, the hotel charges an extra fee. However, check-out at 12 PM is strictly enforced. While it's understandable if they state beforehand that a day isn't 24 hours, it's still inconvenient. Another example is the restrooms in the public areas requiring a password. I'm not sure how to evaluate this; on one hand, it's inconvenient, but on the other, it does keep the restrooms very clean through such management. Overall, hotels in Norway generally don't provide slippers or dental kits, so you need to bring your own. This time, only the hotel in Oslo provided slippers, and they were of very poor quality… 😂 The overall feeling is that there are no major problems, but it's an uncomfortable experience.

Excellent hotel right next to the train station. The room was relatively large with a good view. Breakfast was incredibly rich, with even a make-your-own avocado station. The service was also great; when I sprained my ankle, the front desk thoughtfully helped me get a big bag of ice from the bar.